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Results: Intake of antioxidant equivalents was inversely associated with the risk of both cardia and distal gastric cancer (odds ratio [OR], 0.65; 95% confidence interval [CI], 0.48 0.89 for the highest quartile of TRAP).
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Until this is done, uncertainty in estimates of food levels will exist, and as a result, intake estimates will be somewhat imprecise.
Given estimated ambient concentrations, long-term health risks (cancer and non-cancer) were estimated by calculating exposure (intake) and applying cancer risk factors or non-cancer hazard quotients to the resulting intake level.
Adjusting to an oral uptake and considering a bioavailability of "free" BPA of 1%, the resulting intake is 300 mg BPA for a 70-kg person, which is inconsistent with all exposure estimates.
As a result, intake values would be comparable to White rice (Schoof et al. 1998; see Table 3) even though the total As concentration in Quest is two-fold greater.
These TEF values are derived mainly from relative effect potencies (REPs) linking an administered dose to an in vivo toxic or biological effect, resulting in "intake" TEFs.
Results: Acrylamide intake during pregnancy was negatively associated with fetal growth.
Results from intake in the ad libitum phase showed that subjects indeed ingested selectively more high-protein foods, even among savory foods.
Results: Dietary intakes and the prevalence of dementia varied between sites.
In weeks 3 and 4, the blood glucose testing is optional, but all other recording (intensity and type of hunger, and resulting food intake) continues.
Results: Dietary intakes of riboflavin, folate, choline, and betaine varied significantly by season; the most dramatic variation was seen for betaine.
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